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Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Stop the save event
Case example - You are validating some data on the form and if the data is incorrect the save event must stop and retun back to the form rather than alerting the fault on the form and continuing saving the form. The OnSave event should return a "false" value to avoid the form from saving. This can be achieved by writting the following nugget.
event.returnValue = false;
To continue saving the CRM form you may want to use this
crmForm.Save();
or
crmForm.SaveAndClose();
Ronald Lemmen has given a few more nuggets. Also going through the SDK would give you an advantage. Plenty of them available.
Happy Scripting..|/
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online Launched
Monday, April 21, 2008
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4 Implementation Guide Update Available
There is an errata sheet shipped with the download that describes the corrections and additions. Find it as a document file, "v4_1_0_errata.doc".
Sunday, April 20, 2008
CRM 4 License key matrix
Upgrading from a trial version to full version was such a production. There is an upgrade matrix available, I found after a few clicks on the web. Simon Houston put forth the CRM 4 License Key upgrade matrix which clearly explains which version of CRM can be upgraded. If you do not find a relevant upgrade intersection, you have just one option left "Re-install CRM 4" from scratch.
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Other Titan Guides and SDKs
CRM SDK 4.0.4
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Rebranding CRM Live
MOSS 2007 Conference '08
Its a little OOB(Out Of the Box) blog content, but something I learnt; MOSS is integerable to Microsoft CRM and other Dynamics products. So in someway helpfull to the CRM developers. But one really needs to think - Why should you integrate CRM with SharePoint? I am also thinking!!!!!!!
Friday, April 4, 2008
On March 08
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Microsoft's Products Launch Event
- Windows Server 2008
- SQL Server 2008
- Visual Studio 2008
There were 2 tracks simultaneously and I was interested in the Developer track, but attended the IT Managers track(I knew of it):)
Lots of functionality incorporated. Hyper-V(Virtualization) being one of the best I liked in Windows Server 2008, Intellisense in SQL Server 2008 and Visual Studio having the same looks as its antecedent, but much more powerful with intellisense for javascript. Makes developers life easier.
About the Event, it was wonderful. Professional speakers from MiddleEast were there to present. We had speakers from HP and Intel to talk about their colaborative researches with Microsoft. The best part was the entertainment and loads of give away gifts. Microsoft XBox, Intel Core 2Duo processor, Click mouse(for hidden gaming freaks), Wireless keyboard to name a few. Unluckily I wasn't so lucky to get any.
I would have definately put on the event pics, provided I had a camera with me. I missed on it. Not to worry as many more such events gearing up, as I tool up for them.
Heroes Happen {Here}Cheers